Toronto store is getting slammed by protestors and it isn't even open yet

Toronto store is getting slammed by protestors and it isn't even open yet Toronto

took place outside of a meat and seafood shop in Toronto on Sunday, despite the fact that the store hasn't even opened yet.is a Canadian online retailer that sells authentic Spanish food, including chorizo, high-quality meats like Ibérico Ham, preserved seafood, pantry goods, and a wide selection of charcuterie board kits.

Spanish Pig founder Jonathan Larrad told blogTO that while it's unfortunate that the protest took place, it gives him an opportunity to discuss the quality of the products the shop sells. "I'm quite grateful almost for the protest because it highlights the fact that the meat and seafood that I'm selling is sustainable and is free-range," he explained.

Protestors were seen holding signs that read,"it's not food it's violence," while others were pictured painting the words"animals are not products" on newspapers taped onto the storefront."I really do truly respect protests, I think that's the great thing about Toronto is that they have the platform to do so," Larrad told blogTO.

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